Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-05
LOCAL BREYITIEs.
J. r. Gilliland has papaw tree in full
bloom in his yard at l705 n street.

j. Z. Gilliland has papaw tree in full
bloom in his yard at 1705 N street.
George Van Kleek, who escaped from
the county Jail on Sunday, has not yet
been heard from.
A special train arrived from Lathrop
about p NJ. yesterday, bringing passengers
and mails from the south.
Bert Powers, a Woodland boy, is the
proud possessor of a rabbit which recently
gave birth to eighteen rabbits.
But one arrest was made yesterday
@. w. Scott, on a dispatch from Willows,
accusing him of obtaining property under
false pretenses.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature i'll Sacramento yesterday was
$50 and so, with brisk so1therly winds
and weather cloudy to clear.
The case of the People vs. C. X. and V.
S. McClatchy for libel, ]. b. Hobson, the
complainant was at Auburn yesterday set
for trial May 10th, at 10 A. NJ.
Sacramento Lodge, No ., l. O. o. F., has
elected as representatives to the Grand
Lodge ]. II. Humphrey, w. e. Sim, Daniel
Brown, Samuel Deal and ii. +. Dillman.
The State Superintendent of Public In
struction has paid into the State treasury
$542 So, cash received from sale of State
school textbooks during the month of
March.
Surveyor General Reichart has paid into
the State treasury for the month of March,
for Register of Land Office $945 so; fees,
Land Office, sos; The Secretary of State
paid in for March 50 405 so.
Rev. C. o. Steel, of Oakland, is assisting
Rev. II. G. Christian of the NJ. e. Church
South in revival services. He preached q
strong sermon last night to a large audi
ence, The public is invited to hear him.
On Saturday evening Industrial Lodge,
No. 157, l. o. o. F., elected the following
delegates to the Grand Lodge, which meets
in San Francisco in May: J. R. Taylor G.
B Glow, B. II. Chapman and d. S. Wat
kins.
At meeting of Walhalla Grove, No 6,
A. o. U. D., held last evening, Past Arch
NJ. Hirsh presented d. d. NJ. Wilson, in
the name of the Grove, with a handsome
gold chain as testimonial of the valuable
services rendered the Grove in this city
Surveyor General Reichert, John A.
Benson, James r. Glover and w. X.
Slack were yesterday arrested in San Fran
cisco for conspiracy and perjury in con-
nection with the alleged fraudulent land
surveys, on indictments found by United
States Grand Jury.
The Odd Fellows Relief Committee Of
Sacramento and other members of the
Order, numbering about fifty, will
go over to Stockton next Sun
day on visit to the Relief Committee of
that city. They leave by the 11:30 A. NJ.
train, returning by freight train about 4
o'clock next morning.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hoitt and Professor Allen, members of the
Normal School Commission, visited Colusa
last Saturday to inspect the location offered
as a site for the Branch Normal School.
The citizens received them most hos
pitably, and, though earnest in their pre-
sentation of the advantages of the loca-
ton, made the visit OF the Commissioners
an exceedingly pleasant one.
There appears to be trouble brewing for
the parties present at the prize fight Sun
day forenoon. District Attorney Bruner
sent yesterday for several citizens who
were said to have been present including
reporter and questioned them closely con-
corning the matter but most of them re-
membered that the Penal Code makes it a
misdemeanor for any one 10 even be
spectator of such a felony, and they dis
creetly became afflicted with bad memories.
AT Rocklin Sunday evening there was a
brisk fight on the depot platform between
Frank Rodrick, a lively lightweight of
that place, and travelling watch-repairer,
name unknown, who undertook to put
Rodrick's watch in good running order for
ST. so, but returned it TO him unimproved,
which fact was not discovered until the
money had been paid. The fight ended in
a draw, Rodrick remaining in possession
of the field, while the watch-repairer left
by the overland train in possession of the
81 so.
The annual meeting of the Fourteenth
street Presbyterian Church and Sunday
school was held on Thursday, March 3lst,
when reports from the officers of the school
and church were read. These reports were
all Of most encouraging nature, showing
a steady, solid growth in all the lines Of
church activity. The receipts for the year
by the Sunday school amounted to 1926 q,
and the total contributions of the congrega-
ton for current expenses amounted to
$l,52l. A willing and cheerful spirit per-
meates both church and school. The
property of this church is entirely free OF
debt